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NPS withdrawal rules clarified: Postal department says pension body explains conditions to withdraw 100% NPS-Lite corpusNPS-Lite subscribers can now withdraw their entire accumulated pension wealth up to Rs 2 lakh as a lump sum, the Department of Posts announ...- These mid-cap stocks with ‘Strong Buy’ & ‘Buy’ recos can rally over 25%, according to analystsIf the US-Iran ceasefire holds, the markets may see some recovery. The movement of crude oil prices and its impact on the markets supports ...
- NPS Lite exit rules revised; what subscribers must knowFresh enrollment under the NPS-Lite Swavalamban plan was discontinued in 2015 after the introduction of the Atal Pension Yojana (APY), with...
- PM Narendra Modi may push financial inclusion drive in Independence Day speechThere could be a doubling of overdraft facility to Rs 10,000 under the Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY) account holders as part of th...
- Pfrda looks at doubling Atal pension scheme accounts to 5 mnTalking about Swavalamban scheme he said "we are not taking any fresh investment under this scheme but only existing investments."
- Swavalamban subscribers can switch to APY: PFRDASubscribers of micro-pension scheme 'Swavalamban', which closes tomorrow, can switch to the 'Atal Pension Yojana' (APY) and retain the gove...
- Govt enrolls 12.5 lakh subscribers under Atal Pension YojanaGovernment has enrolled over 12.50 lakh subscribers under Atal Pension Yojana (APY) within six months of its launch, Finance Minister Arun ...
- How to open a new Atal Pension Yojana accountThe Atal Pension Yojana aims to provide a minimum monthly pension of Rs 1,000 to Rs 5,000 to workers in the unorganised sector.
- PFRDA chief eyes increasing pension coverage by 20% for the poor by FY'18Pension fund regulator PFRDA today said it aims at increasing pension coverage for the deprived section to 15-20 per cent over the next few...
- PFRDA aims to open 56 lakh Swavalamban Pension accounts through banks & NBFCs in 2014-15Swavalamban is a government initiative in which the government co-contributes Rs. 1000/- per annum to all eligible Swavalamban pension acco...
- PFRDA seeks bankers help to promote pension in countryPension fund regulator PFRDA asked bankers to promote pension through various schemes and advised them to meet the target for selling Swava...
- 80 lakh subscribers target under Swavalamban pension scheme by FY15: PFRDAPFRDA Chairman said the banking industry is working in close co-ordination with the PFRDA and the Ministry of Finance to cover more people ...
- PFRDA hopes for concrete proposals in next BudgetWith over 80 per cent of people employed with the unorganised sector, the scheme is targeted at those not having social security cover unde...
- New Pension System for low income group in AssamThe Swavalamban Pension Scheme for all citizens of low income group in Assam will be implemented by the government in a phased manner.
- Delhi budget focuses on social sectorSheila Dikshit today rolled out a budget with focus on social sector as she is seeking a fourth-term later this year.
- Government to give Rs 2,065 cr more to Swavalamban pension schemeIn 2010-11, there were about 3.02 lakh subscribers under the scheme, whereas during 2011-12 (till March,9, 2012) there were 1,93,238 subscr...
- Finance ministry to meet PSU bank chief based in south on SwavalambanIn a bid to push Swavalamban Yojana- D K Mittal, secretary - department of financial services will be meeting chiefs of south based banks
- Kerala government launches new pension scheme for workersThe Kerala government has launched a new Central government pension scheme 'Swavalamban Yojana' for workers in the unorganised sector.
- MFIs may get to set up banksThe Reserve Bank of India may soon allow micro-finance institutions (MFIs) to set up banks, Union finance minister Pranab Mukherjee said.
- PFRDA to launch pension scheme for poorInterim pension regulator PFRDA on Thursday introduced a new scheme, NSP Lite, for the economically deprived sections of the society.
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